Installing the Noico / Killmat into the 110 Part 1 Roof

[@Defender110SLO]

What a difrence a day makes o sound profing. Cbeers King Mike 🥃

[@chrismitchell45]

I’ve begun using this in areas where I have steel against aluminum. Specifically, I ordered the repair sections for the seatbelt and tubular outrigger mounts on the front of the tub from YRM Part #175. The repair panels are galvanized steel and they bolt directly to the aluminum tub and seat box which is why they corroded in the first place. It’s like a big rubber gasket!the butyl side is against the steel and the aluminum side is against the aluminum.

[@patrickjobling8676]

Ya reckon this stuff would be alright furr under the bonnet squadron leader..😁

[@BritannicaRestorations]

I am not sure - not tried it Just read the website section on Bonnets noico.info/articles/sound-deadening-main-areas/ and it says you can use it - cannot see why not as Dynamat can be installed under the bonnet - so let's do it!

[@vincentpoole7588]

Mike. Oh my god, next you'll be installing thick shag pile carpet through this Def' ? Brings back memories of 1970's luxury, with leather & "Burr Walnut" cappings ! V.

[@nigeltaylor76]

Mike, Hello from Northern Ireland.Can you tell me if you installed material right to bottom of the gutter or did you leave it an inch or two above bottom of gutter.Thanks in advance

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Just above

[@gazzafloss]

So quiet Mike, it'll be like a Rolls Royce to travel in now, well maybe that's a bit of a stretch, but will be quieter by a long way. Peaceful travel only interrupted by the clatter of a 300Tdi engine, well done you...

[@danloosmore8099]

Sticky back plastic, you could get a job as a presenter on Blue Peter, I was waiting for 'hears one I prepared earlier'. Nice job.

[@olewurtz7625]

Great stuff. I used a similar product on the floors of my E-type. Air pockets can be punctured to get the air out with the roller.

[@BritannicaRestorations]

That's a great idea!

[@ScottMarriott1]

Hi Mike could you give us a rough idea how much we need to cover the roof, sides, floors and doors an idea on cost?

[@lancephillips3517]

I would be interested to know this as well

[@lenhornsey2175]

Mike You should have been a functional specialist for Land-rover. You should have made a fortune

[@peterjohnson2245]

I used the silentcoat stuff here in the UK, 2mm butyl rubber (I think on that point they are all the same it's the other layers that make a difference) smaller pieces made it easier and the fact the roof was off the 110. Worst part was i had the sun blazing down on the reflective aluminium!

[@tristanhagerty2006]

Looks great Mike. I bought a roll of cheap Chinese soundproofing and it work a treat. I think it’s as good as the branded one. I’ve just finished my rebuild of the 2.25 defender engine, how’s yours getting on?

[@BritannicaRestorations]

My engine is still in the machine shop = been there for weeks now....

[@philaddison7590]

what did you use to clean before applying the mat? Brake cleaner?

[@BritannicaRestorations]

yes!

[@hyhgtsssassfilj]

Was there not enough wire to put the killmat underneath the wiring? Hope you never need to trace a wiring break under that lot. 😁

[@BritannicaRestorations]

That is why I checked it first

[@ndover3505]

my 90 was so much quieter with the roof off than on. the wind noise was nothing compared to the roof vibrating

[@graham-martin5847]

can you buy direct from the suppliers of killmat mike ? do they have a site

[@BritannicaRestorations]

noico.info/

[@nicholasviney5975]

One of those jobs where you just start getting the hang of it when you put the last piece up lol

[@lockout1bikes]

Mike any idea how thick the glass is on 300tdi alpine window? Need new seals but not sure if 4 or 5 mm seal. Cheers carl.

[@secpac58chichi]

this seems like a job for Curtis - LOL

[@thejamesieboy]

Hi Mike, I bought Kilmat after seeing parts of an earlier video with a 90. To do the roof, sides etc if my '84 Series3 88, but some one said the Series roofs don't make as much noise. Can you confirm or deny it for me please?

[@stevenprice2894]

That could be true as the roof have ribs on them. Iv fitted a early roof to my defender.

[@thejamesieboy]

@@stevenprice2894 Cheers Steven, how did you fit the roof? Would have thought be difficult with the defender being that bit longer. Or did the pre-Defender 90/110's still have ribs on the roof?

[@stevenprice2894]

@@thejamesieboythe roof is off of a 90. Iv got a 1991 defender with a 90 roof and my dads got 1984 90 with a defender roof on it.

[@garthrichert5256]

A by-the-way question please. 300tdi had a brief runaway and self stopped. It was started again but with a misfire. The turbo had been leaking and a now new one is fitted. All ducting and intercooler have been cleaned out. Is it likely to still have a misfire because of oil on top of pistons from the previous turbo problem ? Sorry to interrupt your normal video thread.

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Sounds like it was running on engine oil - I would be checking the crank case back pressure - excessive oil could be getting in through the breather Are the brakes ok or does it need excessive pressure? Could be the Servo leaking - quite common

[@garthrichert5256]

@@BritannicaRestorations Sincere thanks. The brake servo has a crack and is being replaced. Breather was also adding some oil into the turbo intake. Made a small baffle in the tappet cover today. Just concerned about any bad effects from residual oil on top of pistons prior to starting up.

[@BritannicaRestorations]

The servos are crap and over pressurise the crank cases when cracked - looks like the turbo is leaking, but if you look at the intake hose you will see IT is wet with oil before it gets to the turbo - giving the impression of turbo seals leaking

[@garthrichert5256]

@@BritannicaRestorations Thank you. Kind regards.

[@davepearce6359]

Loving this stuff, puma roof here I come. 😉

[@danloosmore8099]

The world is going metric, inch by inch.

[@secpac58chichi]

that looks more like a fire proofing than sound proofing - or as "they" say "that ain't sound proofing Sally"

[@WhosAGoodDogue]

LOL! - you talk about KZbin removing music due to copywriting in the music, yet at 1:46 you start the drum solo to _''Wipeout!''_ by _The Safaris,_ and you get away with it!!

[@BritannicaRestorations]

That is because I wrote the music prior to those scumbags stealing it ... Lol!

[@matthewsimkins]

Pretty sure the name is a mash up of Noise Company... So its Noi like Soy and Co like Bro!

[@BritannicaRestorations]

could be

[@one1shot1shaun]

Why don't you just play public free music

[@BritannicaRestorations]

I could, but it has no tunze I like - lol!

[@rockinghorsesciencemechani6020]

That stuff is utterly unsuitable for roofs mate.

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Well I have been using it for years with no problem

[@rockinghorsesciencemechani6020]

@@BritannicaRestorations practice doesn't make perfect, it makes permanent! You should use 10mm closed cell foam on roof panels. Not heavy butyl with no thermal value. Just saying, horses for corses.

[@mickpospiech1363]

This is a demonstration on sound deadening not thermal insulation although it will benefit that also.

[@rockinghorsesciencemechani6020]

@@mickpospiech1363 true. But the closed cell 10mm foam does the both in 1 hit. Either silent coat or other style noise isolator or sound absorber. This stuff is now available in foil backed too. Double double Tim Hortons hockey night! You don't really want nor nead heavy butyl in the roof ,especially when the sun melts it then it sags. DODO THERMO LINER EXTREME 16MM for Canada